The new data continues the global trend in accelerated ice loss over the past few decades
study
2009-01-30
Glacier Melt Accelerating
World Glacier Monitoring Service
2009-01-28
Ocean Dead Zones
University of Copenhagen
Lead author: Gary Shaffer
Where published: Nature Geoscience
Lead author: Gary Shaffer
Where published: Nature Geoscience
Any increase in dead zones from global warming will last for thousands of years. They will be a permanent fixture ... In the worst-case scenario, dead zones could encompass more than a fifth of the world's oceans
article
Warming Irreversible Due to CO2
NOAA, Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science, Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat
Lead Author: Susan Solomon
Where published: Proceedings of the Natl Academy of Sciences
Lead Author: Susan Solomon
Where published: Proceedings of the Natl Academy of Sciences
climate change that takes place due to increases in carbon dioxide concentration is largely irreversible for 1,000 years after emissions stop
study
2009-01-02
Warming Worse than IPCC Projections
MIT
Lead author: A.P. Solokof
Lead author: A.P. Solokof
all our simulations have a very small probability of warming less than 2.4°C, the lower bound of the IPCC AR4 projected likely range
study
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